What to do if the Dometic RML 8550 temperature sensor is defective?
If the temperature sensor in your Dometic Refrigerator is defective, resulting in the refrigerator operating at a mid-temperature setting, you should replace the temperature sensor.
General| Type | Absorption Refrigerator |
|---|---|
| Input Voltage (DC) | 12 V |
| Input Voltage (AC) | 230 V |
| Energy Source | 12V DC, 230V AC |
| Total Volume | 85 L |
| Refrigerator capacity | 70 liters |
Provides a brief overview of the Dometic Absorption Refrigerator and its benefits.
Offers guidance on proper refrigerator use, emphasizing safety instructions and recommendations.
States copyright information and restrictions on reproducing manual content without authorization.
Defines warning symbols like DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION to ensure user safety.
Outlines warranty terms, conditions, and procedures for claims according to EC directives.
Clarifies Dometic's liability limits concerning product use, modifications, and adherence to instructions.
Directs users on how to find and contact authorized service centers for assistance and support.
Provides information on ordering spare parts, requiring model and product numbers for accuracy.
Covers coolant details, proper disposal methods, and energy-saving tips for efficient operation.
Confirms the product's compliance with relevant European directives and harmonized standards.
Defines the refrigerator's intended use in recreational vehicles and compliance with EC Gas Directive.
Emphasizes user's duty to understand safe handling, supervision of children, and maintenance procedures.
Advises on removing doors and racks to prevent entrapment and suffocation hazards for children.
Stresses that gas, exhaust, and electrical work must be done by authorized personnel only.
Discusses ammonia as coolant and provides steps to take if ammonia odor is detected.
Explains how MES/AES systems interact with vehicle power and potential inoperability issues.
Crucial safety guidelines for gas operation, including prohibited locations and actions for gas leaks.
Provides advice on maintaining food quality and safety, considering vehicle conditions and proper storage techniques.
Details how to interpret the model number and its components for correct identification.
Locates the rating plate and explains the essential information it contains for users.
Presents detailed specifications, dimensions, and consumption data for various refrigerator models.
Illustrates the refrigerator's main parts and features using diagrams for better understanding.
Provides step-by-step instructions for cleaning the interior and exterior of the refrigerator.
Outlines essential maintenance tasks, including gas system checks and burner cleaning by qualified personnel.
Explains 12V DC operation, including a warning about potential battery discharge when the engine is off.
Guides users on operating the refrigerator with LPG, covering burner maintenance and altitude effects.
Identifies and clarifies the function of each control element on the refrigerator's panel.
Specific operating procedures and settings for RM 8xx0 series refrigerators with battery igniters.
Instructions for RM 8xx1 models featuring Manual Energy Selection (MES) for different power sources.
Details on operating RM 8xx5 models with Automatic Energy Selection (AES), including manual and auto modes.
Explains the function of the optional battery compartment for self-contained gas operation of electronics.
Instructions on how to use the door locking mechanism, including a safety reminder for travel.
Describes the interior lighting system and its activation via the door contact, with an acoustic warning.
Guidance on how to adjust and secure the refrigerator's internal storage racks as needed.
Instructions for removing the freezer compartment to create additional storage space in the cooling area.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the battery in the igniter for RM 8xx0 models, emphasizing polarity.
Advice on using winter covers to maintain cooling efficiency in cold ambient conditions.
Best practices for storing food in cooling and freezer compartments and for making ice cubes.
Procedures for safely turning off the refrigerator for battery igniter and electronic models.
Instructions on how to defrost the refrigerator, including precautions against using heat sources.
A guide on how to replace the front decor panel of the refrigerator for aesthetic customization.
Lists common refrigerator problems, their potential causes, and recommended solutions.
Explains how electronic models indicate malfunctions using LEDs and acoustic alarms, and how to interpret them.
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